Re: Navy Medical Corps 1: Incompetent Civilian Doctors-0

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On 12/30/06, Steven Blonske wrote:
> On 9/04/06, PAO bethesda wrote:
>> It's time to sue every civilian doctor working for DOD.
>>
> I agree 100 percent.
>
> 2 Years and 18 days ago I went into the Naval Hospital
> at Camp Lejeune via ambulance. I had pain at the
> Solar Plexis and Annum of the rib cage. I was placed in the
> waiting room for over 2 hours by the civilians while
> those with runny noses and mild fevers were taken
> care of. (This type occurrances started in the Navy
> Hospital ER in 1986 when Civilians first began working
> there.)
>
> After I was visibly in shock the civilian PA finally saw me
> and ordered X-Rays. After seeing that my lungs (Almost
> 50 years old) were as pristine as a teenager's; they
> my problem was diareah (SP?) I was then sent home while still
> in pain.
>
> *****WHEN I REACHED HOME I CALLED THE X-RAY FILES SECTION
> AND ASKED THE NAVY CORPSMAN WHAT HE SAW. HE SAW
IMMEDIATELY
> THAT I HAD A SEVERE CASE OF PNEUMOTHORAX (AIR TRAPPED
BETWEEN
> THE LUNGS AND OTHER TISSUES.) SINCE PNEUMOTHORAX IS A
> COMMON ACCURRANCE FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY; I WAS
> TOLD TO ADMINISTER THE FIRST AID FOR IT IF POSSIBLE.
>
> i THE TOOK OUT A FOOTBALL INFLATION NEEDLE AND GROND OFF
THE
> END TO MAKE A CATHETER. I THE LAYED ON MY RIGHT SIDE TO
> FORCE ALL OF MY WEIGHT THERE AND FORCE THE AIR TO THE
> LEFT SIDE OF MY CHEST CAVITY. I THEN USED THE CATHETER TO
> VENT MY THORAX. THE PAIN IMMEDIATELY CEASED. (I still
> have the wart that follows the first aid as a reminder
> of the civilian doctors imcompetence.)
>
> A Month later a Dr Luu who had insinuated himself as
> my "So Called" **Medical Coordinator/Manger** sent me
> a letter to make an appointment for one of his male
> equivalents to a coat hanger abortion at some
> alley clinic in Jacksonville, N.C. based on the
> above incident.
>
> I couild go on forever about these clowns; but there's only
> "So Much Space" for each item.
>
> Steven K. Blonske
> GySgt USMC Ret.